Sentence examples for really well like from inspiring English sources

"We balance each other really well -- like, just our personalities," McCain says.

"Sometimes it can go really, really well, like it did in the second set.

I could pay a small group of people really well, like the big media companies pay them, to be doers.

It's very cultured and has lovely restaurants and it's mapped out really well like New York, plus there are trams.

Most of my time's spent on the not-for-profits, and we run them just like businesses; some are doing really well, like businesses, and some could be doing better.

In general, it is easier to gain induction by doing one thing really well, like Tony Gwynn (68 WAR) and his 3,000 hits, than it is to do a lot of things well, as was the case with Walker (67 WAR) and Tim Raines (65 WAR).

She has the type of personality where she's really well liked.

On the whole I'm very lucky because I'm part of a franchise which is really well liked.

About the only part of our economy where he's really well liked is on Indian affairs, which is a big part of our economy and our culture.

Loman, one of American theater's great tragic figures, is an old-fashioned traveling salesman in his 60s, who learns that loyalties fade as youth and vigor do and that possibly he was never really well liked after all.

(On the other hand, brokers warn, don't ask someone who barely knows you, even a famous someone, to write a recommendation, and think carefully before including one of your potential neighbors. "You don't know whether they are really well liked or not," said Mr. Solomon of Halstead).